The Versace Home Collection and German homeware brand Rosenthal have collaborated to produce “Nymph”, an exclusive, limited edition range of vases.

The collection features the a variation of Versace Greek key pattern in gold going down the white porcelain body of the vase with three different vase shapes.

Only 99 copies of each vase are available, with every piece bearing a special stamp with a limited edition number.

Christofle have created a silver-plated filigree vase to encase magnum of the signature anemone bottle, Perrier-Jouët’s prestige cuvee, the Belle Epoque 1998.

Limited to an edition of 150 pieces, only 5 of which are available in the UK, each one is hand-worked and a beautiful, contemporary interpretation of Galle’s original floral creation, showing off the elegance and craftsmanship of Christofle’s silversmiths.

1998 has produced a truly fantastic vintage due to ideal weather conditions giving a high level of maturity and a lot of freshness.

A 18th-century Chinese vase discovered during a routine clear-out of a bungalow in northwest London has sold at auction for a record £53m (85 million dollars).

The 16-inch Qianlong porcelain vase is understood to have been bought by a private buyer from China in the sale Thursday at a small London auction house.

The item has made the brother and sister who inherited the vase following its discovery in their parents’ north London suburban home instant multi-millionaires.

Fall is a wonderful time for cut flowers. If put in the right vase, the flowers will definitely stand out. Then again, you wouldn’t want to take the attention away from this gorgeous Tall (13 3/4″) Palm Vase by Christofle!

This vase is designed by Michele Oka Doner and is intended to capture the elemental essence of a palm frond. It is made of Christofle silver and is produced in limited edition of 50. Each vase is signed and numbered and retails for $16,000.

Swedish designers Front created Randomly Crystallised which is a collection of vases and lights for the Swarovski Crystal Palace, a high-end crystal and glass store.

The pieces were made by combining cut crystals with hard blown liquid crystal.

“Front has experimented with crystal as a material,” the design company says of itself. “They have let the precision-cut crystals merge with hot liquid crystal to create a method where all the objects get an individual expression.”

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